Brooklyn Danielle Decker est un mannequin et une actrice américaine née le à Kettering, dans l'Ohio.
Elle commence sa carrière et se fait remarquer par le mannequinat, dans les années 2000. Elle enchaîne alors les contrats publicitaires et pose pour de nombreux magazines, dont le sportif Sports Illustrated, de 2006 à 2009. Elle a, notamment, défilé pour la célèbre marque de lingerie américaine, Victoria's Secret, en 2010.
Parallèlement, elle apparaît dans diverses séries télévisées telles que Chuck, Ugly Betty, The League ou encore Royal Pains.
Dans les années 2010, elle se consacre à sa carrière d'actrice. Elle débute par la comédie Le Mytho (2011), suivront, entre autres, le blockbuster Battleship (2012), la comédie Ce qui vous attend si vous attendez un enfant (2012), le film d'action Stretch (2014) et le drame romantique Lovesong (2016).
Depuis 2015, elle joue un rôle récurrent dans la série acclamée Grace et Frankie.
Lire la suite...Le 12 avril 1987 était un dimanche sous le signe astral du ♈. C'était le 101ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était Ronald Reagan.
Si vous êtes né ce jour-là, vous avez 39 ans. Ton dernier anniversaire était le dimanche 12 avril 2026, il y a 48 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le lundi 12 avril 2027, dans 316 jours. Vous avez vécu 14 293 jours, soit environ 343 055 heures, ou environ 20 583 327 minutes, ou environ 1 234 999 620 secondes.
Date: 13 April 1987
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL A3-13 U.S. arms negotiators will press the Soviet Union to agree to a ban on intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Asia as well as Europe as a way of alleviating the problem of verification, American officials said. A1 Eduard Shevardnadze has sharpened his diplomatic skills since Secretary of State George P.
Date: 12 April 1987
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL 3-15 2,4.1,q>In South Africa, a new law on dissent went into effect, outlawing protest intended to encourage the release of political detainees. The law further tightened the country's 10-month-old state of emergency. Page 1
Date: 12 April 1987
By States News Service
States Service
LEAD: PRESSURED by Congress and commercial towing companies, the Coast Guard has decided to wait until after the summer before deciding whether to give its auxiliary members first shot at towing pleasure craft stranded in nonemergency situations.
Date: 12 April 1987
By States News Service
States Service
LEAD: ''BUILD at your own risk.'' That is the warning the
Date: 12 April 1987
By States News Service
States Service
LEAD: FOR nearly two decades, the Atlantic Ocean has pounded away at the beachfront in Cape May, site of the nation's only Coast Guard training facility.
Date: 12 April 1987
LEAD: IT was only a copy of the Declaration of Independence, but it touched off a legal tug-of-war in New Hampshire.
Date: 12 April 1987
LEAD: THE slaying was done with ''a small-caliber projectile'' that tore through the neck and right lung, officials said. The body was found last Dec. 23 in the Heislerville Wildlife Management Area in Maurice River Township, Cumberland County, N.J. The victim: a young bald eagle. Since then pledges of rewards for information leading to conviction of the killer have grown to about $10,000, says Gregory Huljack, deputy chief of the Bureau of Law Enforcement in the New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife.
Date: 12 April 1987
LEAD: WHAT it wanted, the Army said, was a bayonet that would do more than simply impale an enemy. Its specifications called for a bayonet that could also snip double-twisted barbed wire and half-inch rope, even saw through an aircraft fuselage.
Date: 12 April 1987
By Alex S. Jones, Special To the New York Times
Alex Jones
LEAD: ''The press is not free,'' Michael G. Gartner, president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, told his colleagues here this week for their annual meeting.
Date: 12 April 1987
By A. M. Rosenthal
A.
LEAD: For a couple of months now, newspapers have been carrying out their duty to tell television networks how to run their business. TV people get a little upset about this. They should not feel too bad, because newspapers are not picking on them - we tell everybody how to run his business.